I have recently replaced a shower.
Installation of the shower base went fine, and I decided to have PVC cladding rather than tiles on the wall. I used silicone sealant to secure the panels to corner pieces, but neglected to use silicone on the tongue/groove between the sheets of cladding. How serious was my error? The cladding sheets fit tightly together, but should I be trying to remove the cladding and add silicone between the sheets? If so, how should I remove the cladding sheets, which are fastened to Aquapanels with silicone?
Any advice appreciated.
Sealing between PVC cladding
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Re: Sealing between PVC cladding
You can rework the joint from the outside, but it will not as good as in the groove.
Removing the cladding is a sure fire way to convert a cack up into a fack up...
Removing the cladding is a sure fire way to convert a cack up into a fack up...